Even so, the short rounds are very similar in length. I haven't seen any definitive proof that they're publishing accurate round stats yet.

Im quite sure they arent, unless they invented time travel. It just looks like their block faking algorithm is "catching up" and reporting all the blocks they didnt pay previously.Doesnt matter for current miners that get paid PPS, but it just further proves what we knew all along.

No it doesn't account for profit stealing. I started at this pool and earned about .55 coin a day from around 3000 mhs. (This is about half what I would expect from any calculator, I suspect I was earning around 1.1 coin/day.)

On a side note, and full disclosure here, I did just get myself banned from the forums by poaching miners. I kind of wanted to see what it would take, and that was all it took! I had inappropriate posts up for approx 1 week.It seems russian porn being posted every day in every section (pushing real threads to the bottom) is no problem however!

Warning to anyone dumb enough to still be mining with bitclockers.com; I'm unable to withdraw my accumulated BTC using their dashboard. There are a bunch of people posting in bitclockers.com/forums with the same complaint. No response from bitclockers admins.

And currently their website is down. I should have switched from them two days earlier. It's annoying but I only have 0.6x BTC in that tracker. As opposed to others that for whatever reason left large amounts of Bitcoins in their account.

They had dropped from around 215 G/Hash to around 175 G/Hash. I know I pulled my 2.5 G/Hash worth of workers and I know a few other people who pulled their systems as well. BitClockers lost around 9 G/Hash from us alone.

Bitcoin is intentionally designed to be ungovernable and governance-free. luke-jr 2016Blocks must necessarily be full for the Bitcoin network to be able to pay for its own security. davout 2015Blocksize is an intentionally limited resource, like the 21e6 BTC limit. Changing it degrades the surrounding economics, creating negative incentives. Jeff Garzik 2013

The raison d'être of bitcoin is trustlessness. - Eric Lombrozo 2015It is an Engineering Requirement that Bitcoin be “Above the Law” Paul Sztorc 2015Resiliency, not efficiency, is the paramount goal of decentralized, non-state sanctioned currency -Jon Matonis 2015

Bitcoin is intentionally designed to be ungovernable and governance-free. luke-jr 2016

Technology tends to move in the direction of making surveillance easier, and the ability of computers to track us doubles every eighteen months. - Phil Zimmerman 2013

The only way to make software secure, reliable, and fast is to make it small. Fight Features. - Andy Tanenbaum 2004